49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh couldnt be more pleased with the development of WR Michael Crabtree. I think its been pretty evident in the way hes played, Harbaugh said. Hes done an outstanding job in all the different phases that a receiver can do a good job in. Catching the ball. He made some great catches for us. Route runnings been very good. Physical in the blocking, in the physical game. And yards after the catch, hes done a real fantastic job catching and running the ball. Hes been very determined when he has the ball in his hands. Source: Pro Football Weekly Attached Thumbnails
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